Jessica Alba and Danny Ramirez's love story is as sweet as honey. The couple recently shared a series of photos from their romantic getaway to Mexico City, which not only showcased their time in the Mexican city but also proved that their romance is as strong as ever. Despite rumors that Jessica had moved on from Danny to Joe Burrow after they were spotted gambling together at the Zero Bond Vegas opening over the weekend, the Honest Beauty founder shared a roundup of photos and videos from their recent trip to Instagram on March 8, captioning the post, "The best week in one of my favorite cities - belly full, heart fuller."
The Captain America: Brave New World actor, 33, showed his love in the comment section, writing "Tú" (Spanish for "you") along with a flaming heart emoji under her post. Meanwhile, he also shared a photo dump of his own to Instagram the same day, leading with a smile-filled selfie with Jessica, which he captioned "Mexico mágico."
The Valentine's Day actress, who publicly launched her romance with Danny in November, commented "My" with three heart emojis under his post. As Jessica and Danny's romance continues to evolve, the Dark Angel alum - who shares kids Honor, 17, Haven, 14, and Hayes, 8, with ex Cash Warren - recently shared insight into her current phase of life, noting that she's most concerned with meeting her family's needs.
"I'm definitely trying to have fun and feel good and feel full," she told E! News in November. "But also wanting my kids to feel good and feel full." After all, the 44-year-old continued, "They're my No. 1 priority - so as long as they're happy and they're good and they're healthy, we're all good."
Meanwhile, she filed for divorce from Cash, 47, meaning that the former couple appear one step closer to finalizing their breakup. In a Feb. 13 filing submitted by his attorney and obtained by E! News, the dissolution of the marriage was uncontested and both parties waived the right to spousal support, with the split set to become official once a judge signs off on the separation agreement.
